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To enter the 2023 Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship, click HERE for the regs & our secure online entry system.

We’ve even introduced a class for Rally Cars – see the regs for more details!

As a member of Liverpool Motor Club, you could increase your chance of winning an award by also entering the SD34 Sprint & Hillclimb Championship and/or the ANWCC Speed Championship too. Most of the qualifying events overlap, so you could do well in any of the Championships without entering any extra events.

Just click the links below for more information.

SD34 Motor Sport Group

ANWCC (Association of North Western Car Clubs)

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The calendar for the 2023 Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship is now available to print here.  

We shall open registrations in mid-February, and you can enter the Championship at any time until registrations close on 1st July. However, results will not be counted retrospectively, so we recommend registering well before your first event of the season.

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The 2022 LMC Speed Championship Results are now final and can be viewed here:-

2022 Speed Championship Results
2022 Speed Championship Time Card

Congratulations go to our award winners:-

Division 1:
1st   – Ian Butcher (Class 1B)
2nd – Matt Bramall (Class 2A)
3rd – Geoff Ward (Class 5B)
1st in Class 2A – Chris Bramall

Division 2:
1st   – Rob Tonge (Class 5C)
2nd – Ian Johnson (Class 3B)
3rd – Graham Kearsley (Class 3C)
1st in Class SA – Clive Plested
1st in Class SC – Robbie Birrell
1st in Class 1B – Nigel Trundle
1st in Class 1E – David Everett
1st in Classic Road Cars – Steve Cole

Each division has been won by the slimmest of margins, one of the closest results we have seen for some time with fewer than 6pts covering the first three places in each Division.

There are some great performances elsewhere in the classes too; you can find the contenders’ individual results by selecting the Results link above.

We hope you all had a great year’s motorsport and will join us at our End of Season Dinner and Awards Presentation on 26th November.

See HERE for more information and to book. (Applications close 18th November).

Liverpool Motor Club warmly invites you to our

Annual Dinner

Celebrating 120 fabulous Years of The Liverpool Motor Club

including

The 2022 LMC Speed Championship Awards Presentation

Guest Speaker Steve Wilkinson

The Event:           Open to all members, competitors, families and friends
The Venue:
Woolton Golf Club, Doe Park, Speke Road, Woolton, Liverpool L25 7TZ
The Date:             Saturday 26^th November 2022
Signing on:          7 pm for a 7.30 pm start
Tickets:                 £28 per person
Dress Code:         Smart informal – no denim. (Fireproofs not required!)
Programme:       Great company, great friends, plus

   An excellent 4 course meal comprising:-

Starter

Spiced Parsnip Soup served with a Parsnip Crisp
Or
Tranche of Salmon served with a Beetroot Puree

Main Course

Fresh Farmed Norfolk Turkey with Apricot and Chestnut Stuffing
Or
Roast Topside of Beef

Both main course options are served with Crushed Carrot & Swede, Pan Fried Sprouts with Pancetta, Rosemary & Garlic Roasted Potatoes, Gravy from the Juices with Chipolata and Bacon, Cranberry Sauce and Accompaniments

Sweet

Christmas Pudding served with Brandy Cream
Or
Warm Chocolate Yule Log served with Brandy Cream

 
Coffee/Tea served with Mince Pie and Mint Chocolate

 We shall be delighted if you will join us for this special occasion

To book, simply CLICK HERE  (it’s just like entering one of our events) or copy the following link into your internet browser:
https://www.rallies.info/webentry/2022/liverpoolawards/webentry.php

(Applications close 18th November)

Event Secretary:
Judith Pegram  tel: 07718 903141 email: judithmpegram@gmail.com

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Liverpool Motor Club is 120 years old this year and we shall be celebrating this milestone at our Annual Dinner and Championship Awards evening – and all members are invited!

Full details will be announced shortly but for now, book the date in your diary – Saturday, 26th November, Woolton Golf Club, Liverpool.

Liverpool Motor Club 1902 – 2022
120 years of motorsport excellence

Announcement from Pendle Motor Club:

I regret to inform everyone that our Chairman, Rod Brereton, has been taken into and remains in hospital having had what appears to be a major stroke.

It is unlikely that he will be able to carry out any motor club/motorsport duties for quite some time and therefore the committee has decided to postpone/cancel the Scammonden Hill Climb due to take place on the 10^th September 2022.

We are sorry to have to do this but hope you understand.

If you had an entry in the event, please forward me your entry details and we will endeavour to return your entry fees as soon as possible. Although this may take some time, I will guarantee its return.

Should you wish to make further contact regarding any Pendle DMC event/issue please do so through me for the moment till we can sort things out.

If you know anyone who was going to marshal or attend the event for another purpose please advise them of the situation.

We thank you all for your support.

Regards

Alan Shaw (Vice Chairman) shawalan555@gmail.com

Please be aware that I will have very limited access to internet between 23^rd September and 7^th October 2022.

Registration for the 2022 LMC Speed Championship will be closing on 1st July.

If you know of any competitors who you think should be taking part, have a  word with them and encourage them to join in!

Calendar of Qualifying Rounds 2022:

Here is the calendar of events that are qualifying rounds of the 2022 Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship.

Please contact each organising club for further details of their events and event regulations.
Competitors are reminded that registration in the Championship does not guarantee entry into any round of the Championship, so competitors are advised to enter rounds as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
If a round is cancelled, for whatever reason, it may be replaced at the discretion of the Championship organisers.

The results of the 2021 Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship are now declared final.

You can view the score chart and the final results by selecting the following links:

2021 Championship score chart after the final round
2021 Speed Championship Final Results

Congratulations go to our winners:-

Division 1:
1st – Nigel fox
2nd – Matt Bramall
3rd – Geoff Ward

Division 2:
1st – Ian Johnson
2nd – Phil Howarth
3rd – Graham Kearsley

It’s certainly been a closely fought championship this year and we are so pleased to see so many competitors out and about after the cancellation of last year’s championship due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Thank you to everyone who took part.

Awards
After a great deal of deliberation, we have reluctantly decided not to hold an annual dinner and awards presentation this time. Covid-19 hasn’t gone away and the advancing age of many of our competitors, coupled with the increasing rate of infections, has been taken into account and we don’t feel it is appropriate to hold a dinner whilst the risk of infection is still so high. We shall arrange to send trophies to the winners in due course. We hope you appreciate why we have reached this decision.

Next Year
We’re already planning for next year – we hope you’ll be joining us for another exciting year of speed events in 2022.

Championship Coordinator – volunteer found!
We wish to give particular thanks to Sean Robertson who is now stepping down from the role of Championship Coordinator for personal reasons. He took on the role from Ron Hunt just as Covid-19 struck and has done a  wonderful job over the past 2 seasons, one year of which was lost of course.

We are pleased to welcome Ryan Smith who has volunteered to take on the role of Championship Coordinator for 2022. Ryan isn’t a competitor although he has taken part in our track days and is keen to help keep the Championship running. Ryan will be in touch with all previous contenders early in the New Year.

Best wishes, and stay safe

JH 5/12/2021